"less recently" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to signal a comparative period of time, to express that something occurred earlier than something else. For example: We have visited the museum less recently than the aquarium.
People were also concerned that, when they died, those in the next world would oppose their entry to it as newcomers who might oust the less recently dead.
But the PM's mother, Mary, a member of the landed gentry class and thought to be the embodiment of discreet Home Counties propriety, a JP no less, recently indicated concern for the NHS.
Hewitt, now 32 and ranked 85th, last won a Grand Slam title in 2002 at Wimbledon, less recently than Grand Slam titles by such retirees as Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick, and Marat Safin.
"Are any football grounds named after people even less recently alive than Skopje's Philip II stadium?" tweeted Kat Petersen, who points out that the 33,460-capacity stadium in the Macedonian capital is named after a monarch who lived from 382 BC until his assassination 46 years later in 336 BC.
Although the concept of the aforementioned two devices was presented more or less recently, numerous studies have been published.
However, few studies to date have quantitatively compared the structural characteristics between managed stands and the reserves, where management has been (more or less recently) abandoned.
It had also suffered less, until recently, from such attacks.
INTERNATIONAL investors have grown less excited recently about emerging markets.
At 296 pounds, the 17-year-old is friend less and, recently, motherless.
This strategy did very well for several years, but has been less effective recently.
They could not care less that recently Trump was pro-abortion and anti-guns.
